Anglo-Saxon / Medival Age Test Flashcards

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1
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Alliteration

A

A repetition of words throughout a story or sentences.

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2
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Caesura

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A pause in a story for dramatic effect.

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3
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Kenning

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Is a two word description of something

Example: Shield = Hard Circle

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4
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Beasts of Battle

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Eagle
Hawk
Wolf
Raven

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5
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Feudalism

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A self sufficient community

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6
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Crusades

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The English trying to take the lands of the Middle East through six crusades.

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7
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Hierarchy

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Rank or order of importance

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8
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The beginning and end of the Anglo-Saxon age? (Which was also the beginning of the medieval age)

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449 to 1066

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9
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Pilgrimage

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A Pilgrims journey or a religious journey

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10
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Ballads

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Musical tales that were for the most part sung in correct context on what happened.

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11
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Types of Chaucer Tales

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Saints stories
Courtly Love
Beast Fable
Allegory

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12
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Posse Comitatus

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A band of brothers in a sense. A posse

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13
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Wergeld

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Man-Money Price

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14
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Heroic Ideal

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  • A self sacrificing person
  • Handsome
  • Wise
  • Royal Blood
  • etc.
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15
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Courtly Love know 2

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  1. Marriage is no real excuse for not loving

2. He who is not jealous cannot love

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16
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Celts

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The original people of the land

17
Q

Anglo-Saxon age was also referred to as?

A

The Dark Ages

18
Q

British literature included what countries?

A

England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland

19
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Carpe Diem

A

Seize the day (Yolo)

20
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Who were the Anglo-Saxons

A

The Anglo-Saxon

were dominant in the land, hints the word Angle-Land (England)

21
Q

Christianity to the Pagans

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Christians tricked Pagans into believing in God

22
Q

Mead Hall

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Where all the men would meet before and after a War or a Hunt

23
Q

Scop

A

Court singer, tribal historian, genealogist, teacher, composer, critic, warrior, traveler, and reporter.

24
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Literary styles of Anglo Saxons

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-Allegory
-Debates
-Drama
-Ballad
All Subjects dealt with valor, honor, and ones lord.

25
Q

Two main Tribes?

A
  • Anglos-Saxon

- Normans

26
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Hadrian’s wall

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Hadrian’s wall

27
Q

Medieval Play Styles

A

3 m’s
Mystery
Miracle
Morality

28
Q

Name 4 rules of Courtly love?

A
  • Marriage is no real excuse for not loving
  • He who is jealous can not love.
  • No one can be bound by a double love.
  • A new love puts flight to a old one.
  • When made public, love hardly indures.
29
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The 3 Main M’s (Medieval Play Styles)

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  • Miracle
  • Mystery
  • Morality
30
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Wyrd

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Fate or Personal Destiny